Kaxinawá people

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The Kaxinawá people are an Indigenous group of the western Amazon, primarily in Brazil and Peru, known for their Panoan language, rich ceremonial traditions, and intricate body painting and weaving arts.

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Pano peoples → hasSubgroup → Kaxinawá people ⓘ